Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 5

emer BILEC MRC Yes, a cool kitchen, because all the heat is used for cooking. The HUGHES Electric does not heat the room— —there is nothing burning—nc combustion—no flame. You turn the button and the heater becomes a cherry :ed; this glowing heater cooks by radiation, the radiant heat is absorbed by the food in the cooking vessels, But that only begins the story of why you should have one for the HUGHES Range is also— —efficient, doing everything as well —clean; meaning — the range is as any range. clean, the cooking utensils are never smutted; the kitchen floor and walls are clean because there is no fuel, no ashes, no matches, —economical of your time and economical of food because it produces heavier roasts, no smoke; the air is not vitiated by moister bread and eliminates combustion, there are no fumes. spoilage. —endorsed by leading domestic Eco- nomists and thy 50,000 practical housewives. —convenient—turn a button and you have cooking heat instantly. Let us give you a copy of ‘‘How to Modernize” and tell you more about the HUGHES Electric Range. Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co. Cottonwood, Idaho “Cream” is made with pure Phosphate — Because our scientific methods of production make Dr. Price’s Baking Powder the “Cream” of Phosphate Baking Powders. —Because the use of this pure phosphate makes it possible to sell Dr. Price’s “Cream” Baking Powder at about HALF the price charged when the powder contained Cream of Tartar. —Because we knew there were thousands of women who would welcome, at this low price, a good, pure, wholesome baking powder, guaranteed by a name famous for quality for 60 years. - Contains no alum. Leaves no bitter taste. Never disturbs digestion. Here are the prices: 25c for 12 oz. 15c for 6 oz. 10c for 4 oz. Why Dr. PRICE'S © - Baking Powder FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. This is to announce that I will again be a candidate on the Re- NUMBER OF MEALS EACH DAY Specialists Cannot See Advantage of Two Hearty Meals Over Threo publican ticket for the office or | Galiah 1 wist report splendid luck. Word hag been received here of the death in Wallace of Jess an, a former resident of Ordinary Ones. county assessor. to} Grangeville and at one time land- — thank the people for the support | lord at the Imperiai hotel. Death The theory is advanced from time | and co-operation which has been to time that one or two meais a day | accorded me in the past. I have would be preferable to the three com- | conducted the office in harmony monly served in this country. If the | with what I beli beg fair 1 be eaten, | With w at ieve to a fair same amount of food is to eaten, interpretation of inited States department of agricul: |2Nd impartial : eee food seeks state that it is| the laws of Idaho relating to the hard to see the advantage of two duties of this office. I have no very hearty meals over three ordinary | pledges to make in the event ones, | that Iam again chosen as as- The best physiological evidence im-| sessor other than the assurance plies that moderate quantities of food of a public service that is impar- taken at moderate intervals are more | tial, courteous and to the limit of easily and brine roa digested eva my best endeavors. dinary people than larger quantities =] y 9 - taken at long intervals. If the food co CALVIN HAZELBAKER, ordinarily eaten is considered exces- | < Assessor, Idaho County. sive and the aim is simply to reduce Se the amount, {t would seem more ra-| FOR REPRESENTATIVE. tional to make all the meals lighter Subject to the will of the vot- than to omit one. ‘The very fact that | ove at’ the Republican primary th it of eatin, number of : by mana tk aa has so ag baka Alfio | election of August 3, 1920, IT am was caused by pneumonia. Gallahan was about 55 years Prof. J. W. Curtis, who recent- ly closed a very successful term of school in the joint district of Kamiah, and who removed with his family to this place, has re- ceived information that he had been elected superintendent of — at Fairfield, Wash., a short time ago at a salary of $2500 per year. John McEvers, a former resi- dent of this place where he at- tended school before going to the University of Idaho, is a canidate for the nomination for prosecut- ing attorney of shoshone county, and is being opposed by one John L. Fitzgerald, an attorney locat- Mr. old. universal, indicates that It must have|a candidate for the office of po at Kooskia about two years some advantages which instinct, State Representative from Idaho ago. based upon experience, approves and) County. Little Wayne Rudolph, three justifies. PROPER CARE OF GARMENTS | Saving of Time, Labor and Money in Teaching Children to Take Care of Clothing. LLOYD A. FENN. In the market for good fat poultry. Saturdays and Mondays T. Clarke, the junk man. 4-6 “THE HOODLUM” A BIG CHARACTER SUCCESS. “The Hoodlum,” declared by critics to be the greatest charac- ter success it: Mary Pickford’s screen history wiii be seen at the Orpheum Theatre Saturday July 10th. This picture is the sec- ond production from Miss Pick- Children should be taught that care | of clothing means not only saving of time and labor but saving of money. Clothing, when taken off, should be folded or hung properly, not dropped on the floor. Make It easy for the chil- dren to take care of their garments by providing playtime clothing that gives freedom, It should be made of material that will not easily soll or tear, Handkerchiefs, caps, overshoes and mittens should be marked so that they will not be easily lost. A con- venient place for keeping the garments should be provided, mother is the business manager. Her role takes her from the lux- ury of a mansion to the squalor of a tenement street. COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. _ Hugh Taylor is in New York city, pursuing a graduate course at Columbia university, his fath- jer, Atty. H. Taylor ,of this city has been advised. Board of county commission- ers, comprising John chairman; E. S. Vincent and Dale Clark, met in the For the Best price in Lubri- cating oils see South & Frick. -tf When in Grangeville call at " BRADBURY'S” for your Ice Cold Drinks Cigars, Etc. POSSSSSOSSSSSS SSO GOSO OOH OD a board of equalization. | ston of Cottonwood Grangeville AT UNIONTOWN, PA TIRES WON FOR TOMMY BERG. NINETY-FIVE MILES AN ROLET IN THE 500-MILE LIS, WHERE FOR THE FIR: FOR YEARS TIRE OFFERED THE VERDICT THEIR TIRES. AGAIN AT UNIONTOWN RECORD THAT SETTLES BUY THESE SPEED T —TIRES DESIGNED AND THEY ARE.. BUILT. THE ford’s own studios of which her D. Long, lark, P court- house in Grangeville Monday as | Don Fisher and Sam Wright of Grangeville and Charles John- returned to GYAN Wednesday from a fishing trip to Mill creek. They] in attendance at her bedside. =SUVHIUNUUUUNUAUUOEUUEULALLAL LOA = OLDFIELD TIRES | WIN AGAIN DRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES. JUST AS OLDFIELD WON FOR GASTON CHEV- OF THE SPEEDWAY THE WINNER WENT THRU WITHOUT A SINGLE TIRE CHANGE. MANUFACTURERS HAVE THE BEST ARGUMENT W OLDFIELD TIRES AT OLDFIELD, “MASTER DRIVER OF THE WORLD.” MOST TRUSTWORTHY TIRES Cottonwood Battery & Welding Shop months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Altman, died last Thursday at the family home and was laid to rest in Prairie View cemetery on Sunday after- noon at 2 o’clock, Rev. H. S. Randall conducting the services and E. S. Hancock directing the funeral. Grangeville Highway district received a new rock crusher a few days ago and today an ex- pert from the factory is putting the machine in operation. The commissioners ‘are planning on having considerable surfacing done this season and will start in on the read by, the Albert Miller place north of town. This stretch of road becomes very muddy and soft during wet weather. Mrs. Nellie McEntee, one of the efficient corps of clerks at the Alexander-Freidenrich store, was taken ill very suddenly last Thursday afternoon while at- tending to her duties and was compelled to retire to her home. Eary Friday morning an opera- tion was performed by Drs. Orr and Stockton from which the lady rallied in good shape. While Mrs. McEntee is still a very sick woman, she is doing as well as could be expected, is the report of her physician. Miss Ingram, Dr. Orr's trained nurse, is now . SATURDAY, OLDFIELD MILTON IN HIS DUSEN- } FIRST PLACE—AT AN AVERAGE SPEED OF HOUR FOR TWO HUN- CLASSIS AT INDIANAPO- ST 'TIME IN THE HISTORY OF THE SPEEDWAY AS JHY YOU SHOULD USE INDIANAPOLIS AND HAVE ESTABLISHED A ALL ARGUMENT. ESTED TIRES AND TUBES PERFECTED BY BARNEY